The vanishing-power conjecture for smooth functions on projective space

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Let kk and ℓ\ell be positive integers. Vanishing-power conjecture. There exists a smooth nonconstant function vv on Pk\mathbb{P}^k such that

(ddcv)ℓ≡0(dd^c v)^\ell\equiv 0

if and only if

ℓ>[k+22].\ell>\left[\frac{k+2}{2}\right].

The proposed threshold is motivated by the claim that K+(v)K^+(v) and K+(−v)K^+(-v) are (ℓ−1)(\ell-1)-pseudoconcave and should intersect when 2(ℓ−1)≤k2(\ell-1)\leq k; the source gives no evidence that the assertion has been proved or disproved.

References

Primary source

John-Erik Fornaess and Nessim Sibony, “Harmonic Currents of Finite Energy and Laminations”, arXiv:math/0402432 (2004).

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